Student Reporting for the NoCo Deliberative Journalism Project
Author: Michael Stella
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The Demise of the Land Use Bill
Housing in Colorado has become a hot button issue. With limited housing leading to high costs and a dramatic increase… READ MORE
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A Conversation with David Katz
David Katz is a senior broker with Waypoint Real Estate, a commercial real estate company in Fort Collins. He is… READ MORE
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ASCSU Rally at City Hall
The Associated Students of Colorado State University held a student rally at City Hall on April 4 filling the council… READ MORE
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Where We Are and Where We’re Going
When we started this journey to learn more about Fort Collins’ Land Use Code, I was not really sure what… READ MORE
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The Land Use Bill: How it applies to Fort Collins
Fort Collins might just get its Land Development Code afterall. Just not their exact version of it. A sweeping Land… READ MORE
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Where the Business Community Stands
When it comes to the Land Use Code debate, Fort Collins Chamber of Commerce and the Northern Colorado Board of… READ MORE
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An Explanation
You may have noticed that my weekly action report for this week was delayed. I want to provide an explanation… READ MORE
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Stakeholders in the Land Use Code Debate
In the last few weeks we have gone over who I am, the timeline of the Land Use Code rewrite… READ MORE
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Designing tomorrow today
When we talk about Land Development in Fort Collins, we have to talk about the Growth Management Area. It determines… READ MORE
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Timeline of the Land Use Code in Fort Collins
Just like most things in government, changes don’t come overnight and that was especially true with the Fort Collins Land… READ MORE
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Welcome to the Hub website for the Northern Colorado Deliberative Journalism Project, administered by the students and faculty in the JTC 420 Deliberative Journalism class at Colorado State University. All content produced by the class will be published here, and distributed via social media channels related to the class.
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